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NEW YORK. Apn 26.-Greas remark has bern
excited here over the discovery that the msgnifi.
cent solid silver SET comprising everything used FOG
dinner, dessert and tea or breakfast service which
was presented 70 Mr.. Andrew Carnegfes bride BY
the business partners OF that gentleman, WAS
designed and manufactured by Bailey Banks q
donors only gave the order after thorough exam
ination OF the choicest goods OF all the leading
sversmiths their purpose being TO obtain the pesS
without regard 70 expense, and the result is con-
siiered great triumph for Philadelphia taste and
enterprise.
From the number OF pieces-upward OF 900
several OF the New York papers announced them
as two sets, though In reality there Is but one.
prominent gentleman In the trade here, who was
himself one OF the unsuccessful competitors stated
pleasantly this afternoon that he felt no chagrin
at the selection OF the Bailey Banks Biddle set,
a. lt so FAR outstnpped the others both In beauty
and completeness that there could be no question
as 70 The good taste OF the purchaserA
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We will sell at Public Sale,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY. EIGHTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
AT MAGRATH KENNELLY'S LIVERY STABLE
2l1 ELEVENTH ST. y. W.
THIRTY HEAD OF SOUND YOUNG HORSES FROM
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
THESE HORSES ARE DIRECT FROM THE
COUNTRY.
Among them are some fine drivers and work horses
We will also sell some cheap horses suitable for bus
ness, &c.
All stock guaranteed represented or money re-
funded Sales every Thursday
JAS. W. HAHN. Salesman.
D. W. MAGRATH & CO., Auctaoneers.
Stock sold on commission and prompt returns mada
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The Loss Of Jumbo
BARNUM COMPROMISES HIS &1OO, 900 SUIT.

Mr.. Childs of Childs & Hull, attorneys for
Barnum, Bailey q Hutchinson, said in New York
yesterday that the terms Of agreement on which
his clients withdrew their suit for against
the Grand Trunk Railway for the loss OF the ele-
plant Jumbo were private.
From another source It was learned, however,
In cash to Nj. BarnumS firm, and haul the circus
eighty cars over its rails free during the coming
season. This Is virtually settlement for about
$4,000, as Barnums expenses on the same railway
last year were a. 500.
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New YOrk,s Warning Senators.

GOV. HILLS MESSAGE LAID ON THE TABLE.
The republicans in the New York State senate
yesterday continued their Tight on Gov. HIPS
nominations. Gov. HIPS private secretary, Col
Rice, was recognized by the lieutenant governor
Immediately after prayer, and he read message
from the governor formally Withdrawing the nom;-
nations OF Messra Baker and Rogers and renomi-
mating Messrs. Buckbee and Armstrong. The
message contained merely the formal announce
ment. As soon as Col. Rice had concluded and
retired MIR. Murphy democrat, New York; moved
that the senate go into open executive session to
consider the nominations. Nj. Pitts, republican,
objected, and stated that there was grave doubt
whether the private secretary'S announcement
was legal. Lieut.. GOV. Jones twice directed the
clerk to read the nominations but the latter made
no reply. Mr.. Pitts moved TO table the message,
and the motion was caried-l8 to 10-a party
vote. One objection overruled MI. Murphy's mo-
ton and it fell The reading OF the journal fol-
lowed. Mr.. Murphy moved to amend the Journal
by adding the particulars Of the presentation of
the message and the message to the record OF pro
ceedingS He said that the minority simply de-
manded justice and fairness. Mr. Pitt speaking
for the republicans. declared that the matter con-
tanned in MI. Murphy's amendment had no right
to place in the Journal MI. Murphy's motion
was lost by strictly party vote, and Fridays
message was then tabled.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM
PROVED LOT FRONTING THE NORTH SIDE
De SOUTH NJ STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND CANAL STREETS EAST, OPPOSITE UNIT
ED STATES NAVY YARD.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of ese
Inc District 81 Columbia passed In equity cause NV
NO; ',oSS lIhe Central National Bank GUM -
and ct az will offer for sale At public auction il
'front.' OF the premises, on SATURDAY the SEVENTH
day OF Nay 1881 ct SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. that certain
District, known a., and being Lot 3 in square 1892
having front OF 40 feet u inches south NJ street
extending back that width 129 feet IL inches to an
alley SO feet wide. and bounded on the west by an
other alley Is feet wide very desirable lot for
BUILDING purposes the cars Of the Anscosta Potomac
hTer railroad passing the street which fronts
opposite.
Terms of sale Onefourth cash ON the day of sale
within seven days thereafter the residue in four equal
At six twelve. eighteen and twenty tour
months from the day Of sale the purchaser giving biz
rOnssory notes therefor bearing interest from the
gay OF sale at SIX per centum per annam all cash. at
ms election. The title to be retained until the whole
purchase money and interest is paid On failure OF
purchaser to comply with terms reserve the right to
resell at his risk cost. 800 deposit acceptance
OF bid. Conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost JAMES s. EDWARDS Trustea
ap26-eO&ds 412 9th street NV.
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MES M MaNS,s kk TSRERG HEEG 1918
Sunderland Place. one block south Of Dupont circle
Fourth term begins April %, 1887. nl-6m.
T)RIvAIE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study; 10 adults CONFIDENTIAL; prepares for colega
Annapolis, West Point, all examinations.
se2S IVY INSTITU TE sw. cor Sth anl. K sta NV
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The Salisbury government calculates that a
division on the motion to go into committee on the
coercion bill be taken Friday and result in the
former majority; but the ministerialists admit
that in committee they must be ready to accept
large amendments, or their majority may break
up. Arrangements are being made to hold a mass
meeting In Victoria Park on May 81, to protest
against the crimes bill The meeting promises to
be the largest ever held in the park Thirteen Irish
cOnstableS who have recently resigned VIII sail
for America on Wednesday.
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~ AEIIN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
WI BIB 9th ST. n. W.. near the City Post Office.
The highest standard business college in America"
Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic Theory Practi-
c. and Banking Departments.
Law Lectures free TO students
Day course, life scholarship $40. Evening session,
three months course, 50 per month. nh:,-6m
CAPITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL. 81 9TH
IN p Instruction given in Book keeping ArithIne-
tie. Grammar, Geography, History, Penmanship and
photography. Terms reasonable c. +. WOOD. Prin-
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HUFTY DYER
ID Heal Estate Brokers. 1901 ct n. v.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON EAST
CAPITOL ST. BETWEEN BID AND 4TH N. E..

SOUTH FRONT.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May THIRD at FIVE
O'CLOCK, we will sell In front Of the premises the
desirable building lot Known g part Of original lots
numbered and g. in square 706, beginning at point
on East Capitol street ninety -four (e feet west from
the southeast corner Of said square and running
thence south no feet to the line Of East Capitol o.
thence eest eong said street twenty COO feet to the
point Of beginu ng,
Terms. Onehsk cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest at x cent payable semi
ally, and secured by deed of trust the ground sold
A deposit Of 800 VIII be required when property 4
otherwise property viii be resod At risk and of de-
fanitng purchaser after dve dayS public notice Of
tngtpn, DC.
Ashford'n title.
ap2l-d WALTER b WuLIAMsk Co. Aucta
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The Virginia Bond Question.
d. WHAT SIR EDWARD THORNTON SAYS

WHAT SIR EDWARD THORNTON SAYS
The New York Herald quotes Sir Edward Thorn.
ton. who arrived in that city Sunday, as saying
that he has hope OF bringing his mission which is to
effect settlement between the State OF Virginia
and the foreign bondholders, to satisfactory
close. When asked by the Herdids representative
whether the English bondholders would be con-
tented to accept the terms proposed by the Riddle
berger bill, Sir Edward Thornton replied: '.No,
accept this proposition, and am certain that none
have accepted it thus far. 1t contemplated the
payment OF three per cent interest for twenty
years and four per cent afterward. The fact is,
though, that the refusal to accept the coupons in
payment OF taxes after the agreement OF 1871 and
value OF the bonds and, necessarily, the foreign
credit OF the State. 1 am not prepared to predict
what the result OF my mission win be, and, OF
upon the success my negotiations meet with"
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.
THE PRIVILEGE TO OCCUPY AND USE DURING
THE NATIONAL DRILL THAT LARGE
VACANT LOT AT THE INTERSECTION OF
OHIO AVENUE, d AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, APRIL TWENTY-SEVENTH,
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of the prem.
ises viii sell the privilege to and occupy from
day of sale to 1otlay of June 1887 lot TO- square
No. 22S, containing about 1913 square feet This lot
is admirably situated for most any purpose large
frontage the three principal leading the
Drill Grounds Camp and Panorama, and for size and
situation Is just the thing Terms cash. By order of
Auctioneer ADO dSds
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ODD FELLOWS In THE DISTRICT.
Inc k1rst Lodge Instituted Fifty Years
Ago In Milburn's Tavern.

Ihe history OF Odd Fellowship in the District OF
columbia dates back almost to the establishment
Oh the nrSt American lodge In Baltimore. In 1927,
When the Grand Lodge numbered only fourteen
subordinate lodges lodge was established in this
city. Mr.. Thos M. Albeit, who had been initiated
IN fhladelphia, was the prime mover in the estab-
nshment OF this lodge. The names associated with
ms on the application for charter were those OF
koDt. BOYD, John Cragg Thos. Smith, and Samuel
hropp. The charter was granted November l.,
1877, and on the Goth OF November Mr.. Wildey
came over from Baltimore and instituted the lodge
at Mliourns tavern, three-storied double build
ing on street, between 18th and 14th streets
n'oItnWeSI. The evening the lodge was opened
Inc membership was increased by the initiation OF
arthur Mcintyre, John Wells jr., Geo. d. Spencer,
John Elyin, B. Hurley and Mr. Milburn the host.
Jonn Farrar was admitted by card. Two rooms
were rented by this lodge in the courthouse, and
funeral OF an odd Fellow in the district took place
IN october, 1923, the deceased being Mr.. George
Walker. After the institution OF this first lodge,
the organization grew rapidly, several lodges hav
ing been instituted in 1sSs. The growth seemed
10 nave been too rapid for the good OF the order for
the lodges closed up. Some OF the members OF
Ien I5 Lodge the original lodge reorganized IN
is'Ss, and founded Washington Lodge, which met
pennsylvania avenue. After this the antf-Ma-
sonic excitement retarded the growth OF the order
for time, but prosperity soon returned. Mr.. Alb
the Grand Ledge in 1923. Mr.. Gettys, OF the
GEORGETOWN Ledge, became Grand Sire OF the order
In America In ISS3 The late Capt. w. W. Moore,
father or Col. w. G. Moore, and the late F. D. Stu
art or this city, also filled the office Of Grand Sire.
few years in the Library building, moved to a
hall on street, between ~ and 9Th streets.
About 1889 these lodges moved to the old Circuit
Court room In the court house building, where
they remained until the new hall, on 9TH street,
was completed, in 1916. Many new lodges were
organized about this time
q en- hrov n<9a
mace distinctive branch OF the order in 1877.
one June Z, 1883, application was made for char
ter Tor an EncaIDpmenJ here, to be known as Co
lumbia, No 1, and it was issued. The Encampment
was instituted in che hall on street, between ~
ana 9th, January 8, 1884 and met in that hall un-
I'LL september, 1870, when 1t moved to the COURT
house. Other Encampments followed in later
years, this branch OF the order being very popular
and having included In its membership many dis
ttnguiShed ctttZenS
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Could Not Violate the Rule,
From the BURLINGTON Fre Press
Reporter, interviewing rich man: ''You began
life barefooted and worked for q dollar week, I
believer"
mo, sir, didn't"
.sWeI, that WIN have to go In anyway. They all
do 1t, and II we should make an exception In your
case our readers would complain"
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=. - @40'''oneef
SPECIAL SALE
Will De sold at the Bazaar $40 Louisiana ave., on
SMATu,R H APRIL TH1RT1ETH,, at TWELVE
M large consignment Of new and secondhand
Carriages, Buggies. Phaetons, Wagons. &C.. con-
sistin9 OF two new Jump Seat Carriages, three
second-hand Nictorias in good order, one new
ExtenSon-top Surrey, one secondhand do, one
ne" layton one second hand do. one doctors
nne phaeton. one Phaeton, six new Top Buggies,
good makes; several second hand Buggies, new and
. Carts &c. s. BENSIN0Ek,
ap:64t Auctioneer.
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CyHANCRRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
INSULATED ON STREET NCRTH, BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS
ap25-d&ds

s. PRATT SONS
"A. INSURANCE ANb REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MAGNIt ICENT BUSINESS PROPERTY At THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND d
STkEkTS NORIHWEST, LATELY OCCUPIED
BY LINCOLN HALL BUILDING, BEING ALL
QfLQTS NQ ~ al D. THREE 81 AND FOUR 90
BERED FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVEN (4O7).
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT or
This property. by far the most valuable unim-
proved business site in the city, fronting 100
9th street west and 100 feet on street north a
will be sold whole and will carry the material now
laying thereon.
on SATURDAY, TwENTY-THIRD APRIL, 1887 at
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, We will offer for sale, in front Of
the premises the above mentioned property.
Terms: cash, balance in equal nstallments in l. g.
and years notes t. bear per interest payable
semiannually. and TO be secured by deed of
the property. all cash at option OF purchaser de-
posit Of 600 required at time of SALE Terms to be
complied with in 80 days. otherwise right reserved to
resell at and Of defaultng purchaser after
days public notice of such resale some newspaper
published in Washington, D. C. Conveyancing, &C.,
At purchasers cost
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.,
9th and b sts NV
sV THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, ON Ac-
count Of the weather, until THURSDAY. APRIL
ap254t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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TIE DENIAL SWAMP 10 II DRAMBD-A Noffoln
dispatch says that an eastern syndicate u about
to buy the Dismal swamp Canal build railroac
on its banks, open It's locks and thus open up and
drain the Great Disnal swamp Capt Henri
Roberta Of Norfolk, win head the enterprise -
civil engineer. one million acres oe alluvial sol
wiz thus be reclaimed e
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MALCOLM FoRD DBCLARzD PROFESSIONALISM
colin w. Ford, the champion athlete, was finally
declared 10 be professional at the meeting OF the
executive committee OF the National Association
OF Amateur Athletes OF America In New York last
evening. A report Of the subcommittee finding
that he had violated the definition OF an amateur
was unanimously approved. The most important
evidence was the testimony Of an expert that the
signatureA ssT. Williams" ana "T. Norton at q
SpFingnaa6 HoCel were IN Eog0S handwriting.
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ap22-d&ds JAMES +. DUHAMEI.t trustees.
TTHOMAS e. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctiopeer
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND

STORE, No 314 STREET NORTHWEST.A AMI
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in -.
Iiber No. 906. folio 326, ct seq, of the land -
records Of the District Of Columbia and by request Iii
of party thereby secured will sell public auction
IN front of the premises, on MONDAY, MAY SECOND
NEXT, at QUARTER-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
Lot a. IN Webb and Bradleys recorded subdivision OF
square 52S, with the improvements.
Terms: One third cash. balance in three equal in
stanents In o. H. and IL months. for which notes of
purchaser secured by deed of trust property sold
and bearing interest from day Of sale will be taken
Deposit of 800 viii be required at time Of sale and
terms must be complied with in days from sale or
property will be resoM risk and of defaultin9
purchaser. THOS E. WAGGAMAN,l r.
,,,o. JOHN w. PILLING, ! trustees.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct, ap22-dSds
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AN INDIANA FARM HOUSE WRECKED BIT VIA
SEEMED TO BIZ .BAIL or WIND"

SEEMED TO Bk RAIL or WIND"
EVANSVILLE IND, April GA strange and
startling phenomenon occurred yesterday morn
ing on the farm OF Mr.. Lemuel Stansberry, on the
'1sland" above the city. About IL O'Clock a small
and intensely black cloud suddenly appeared from
the west ana swept rapidly across the island until
directly over the residence of Mr. Stansberry when
IL exploded with terrible force and what APP
peared 10 be ball OF wind attacked the house
with terrific fury, blowing on the roof. tearing
out one section OF the house and playing havoc
generally. Leaving the house. IL tore down the
eastern fence and then died away. There was no
rainfall or lightning with the cloud-burst. The
family or MI. StansbeTy were preparing dinnes
when the wreck occurred, and were nearly fright
ened out OF their senses This was the only dam
age reported In the vicinity, and Is inexpncable.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF DESIRABLE BRIO
10 DWELLING ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN
AND ID STREETS SOUTHEAST
EDUCATIONAL.

SSIyRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND WONDER
IT ful discovery for the easy requirement of the
French Language. MILE V. PRUDHOMME has re-
moved to 10 18th st. new term commences May
9Th at II ,, 3, g. and p m. French spoken and
understood III thirty lessons. THE Students Help"
valuable work in 800 pages on French PRONUNCIATION
and practical conversation, Sl.SO For sale by the
author. Call Monday. Wednesday or Friday, at ~
O'Clock Saturday at noon. apes
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A
N hfe-size CrayOn Portrait in fifteen lessons no
knowledge of drawing necessary; lessons painting
Room IL. May Building, corner 9TH and E aP21-1w'
WASHINGTON. D. C, 14O7 MASS AVENUE
w The NORWOOD INSTITUTE select Boarding
and Day school for Young Ladies and Little Girls,
opens sixth annual session September goth, 1887
Summer session in picturesque and beautiful section
of Virginia. begins July lst Special facilities in Art
Music, Elocution and the Modern Languages. Mr. and
Mrs VIM d. CABELI. Principals ap19-2m
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Advice to Candidates for the Ministry.
The great candalinvolving the Rev. Mr.. Goodell,
the Methodist clergyman of Providence, led Bishop
Fowler to give the candidates for the ministry in
the New England Southern Conference, at FAN
River, Mass, Saturday, this advice regarding pas
tOral visits:
"You are expected to do pastoral business not
social Remember that and it will save you from
trouble You go into the homes OF your parish
representing all the ministers and taking all their
characters with you. Rather die than come out
with soiled garments. 1 hope you are married.
You ought to be. Never have relation that you
would be ashamed to tell your wife Of Keep that
In mind and you will never have select confer
ence sitting on your case. So conduct yourself
that any man In your parish will be glad to have
you call whether he is at home or not"
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. EEKS l. CO., Aucta

TWENTY-FIVE BOXES LAUNDRY. OLEINE AND
OTHER SOAPS TWENTY CASES WORCESTER
SHIRE SAUCE, AT AUCTION, WITHIN OUR
SEVENTH, TEN AN apC6
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AUCTION SALES.
DAwNBRoKER's AUCTION SALE.

All persons holding tickets from No. to 1,50O, in
elusive and interest not paid for three months the
folioWinE articles viz Gold and Silver Watches Dis
Wpitas Guns Pistols Mechanical Tools Type
Gaises Silver and Plated wsre Bicycles, Baby Car
ing, embracing Ladies' and Gentlemens Wearing APP
pare VIII be sold at public auction. at 361 Pennsylya
on T Ix o.. and FRIDAY the TWENTY EIGHTH
KEY. Pawnbroker. NJ FOLEY Auct ap26-3t
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EvELYN COLLEGE,
Ia For Young Women, Princeton, n. j.
Prospectus. full particulars, sent application to
NH S-tu&f3m J. II. MCuVAINE.
nEPARTMENr OF sTENOGRAPHY AND TYPE
IL WRITING,
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
National Bank OF Republic Building. southwest corner
9Th and SITS. NV. Washington, ID. C.
Students prepared for Amenuensis work in from
three 10 i've months. ALI branches of type writing
thoroughly taught Shorthand Dictaton Classes for
speed practice, of all Day and
Evening sessions Call or send for circulars
Teller hone call Sta. mh11-2m
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE IN CONF
- nlo.ilous Rails. IN National Bank of the Republic
Building, southwest corner of 9TH and d streets.
Services grain always III demand.
Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing, the
frglish Language, Correspondence. Rapid Calcula-
Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Commercial
sv Political Economy, SIenoRraphy and Type WHIT
ilr. 1 ay ana evening sessions . a ul.: pm.
illustrated Circular free. telephone call S.t-2-
henry c. SPENCER, Principal
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR MARBLE WORK
Once OF Building for State, War and Navy Depart
ments.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 9th. 1887
Sealed Proposals furnishing the Marble Mantels
Basin required for the and center wings
o. Building State. War and Navy Departnenta
IN city. Will be received this Office until IL m
on TEU hSDAl, the twenty eighth day Of April 1857
and opened Immediately thereafter presence OF bid.
oers.
Specifications, general instructions bidders and
blank forms of proposal Will be furnished to
manufacturers application TO this office-
1HOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
ap9.11,1 Colonel Corps Of Eng'rs.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
Geo. Mason to Jas. II. Cation, pit. 1, SO. 9S2; $3.50
Julius Lansburgh to T. W. Smith, lots and 10;
SO. S12; $36sS52. r. H. Edelin, to c. W. Balw1n,
sub 134, SO. 155; 800. G. E Hamilton to same
subs 132 and 13s, do; 3. A. Hyde, trustee, td
Susanna E. Moran, pit. 10, SO. 1893; s65560. j. T.
Arms to j. S. Gaines pit. 4, So 80; 3,7OO. c. NJ.
Limstrong to Meta Elchstadt, pts. 8 and z, So.
BAL; s4,25O. R. B. Warder to w. II. Payne lot IA,
So 50; $4,000. Payson Burnett to B. Beale, sub
lots 30 and 3D. so. 179; s.. ID. L. Morrison to
Mary Brown, sub IA, So. 524; s. $50. A. A. Thomas
to Harry Sharpless, subs IA to Is IL and -. blk.
% Columbia Heights; $11, 1870. j. G. Craig
Addison to E. NJ. Darneille, sub "a, SO. 100;
$19, 600: s: F. Merrill to j. Addison, same prop
erty; $4,000.
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On FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-SECOND, at
HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, in square sSs]
1OZ3 southeast These houses well built tn AaI
nall containing six rooms each, and are numbered
liz, 1219. 1221, 1928 1925, X street, between
18TH and 18th streets. They well adapted homes
for persons of moderate means Investment for
capitalists. One hundred dollars ON each house at
SALE
Terms easy.
For particulars apply to
MACG1L1 HARDT, SIT 9TH st. NV.
WEEKS Co, AuctS. ap20-3t
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